Trogg
Spiritual Entity
it looks so cool, would've been better if the videos graphics weren't so fuzzy. If i remember il get it when it comes out definately.
Spore is my last chance for the Plutonian Empire to PWN Yuri2356. lol.Yuri2356 said:So much potential for fun...
I just hope that the process of Earning points to buy new items/tools/abilities stays an important factor in your choices, even after you're out in space playing God. Also, with all the progressive generation and user-defined content, this had better be the most affordable god-game in history.
I admit that I'd like to see some advanced options later in the game like cultural exchange, cooperation, diplomacy, etc. But bringing in war as an advanced option might not be that fun... imagine a civilization you've created from a single-celled organism to a sentient and thriving species over months of diligent work wiped out by the whim of some 13 year old in his mom's basement (no harm intended) with a much more advanced civilization. Now if it was entirely optional AND you could keep your game's progress, say by saving your game on your hard drive, then uploading it to a PvP server to battle it out for a while. That way, whether or not you win or lose (or have your planet blown up! ) has no affect on all the hard work you've put in to your world. It would be similar to single-/multi-player strategy games like Civ; you can enter the online arena for bragging rights, and maybe to see how other people made their worlds, but in the end, your people are safe. Meanwhile, everyone could enter into non-violent interaction with each other that would actually affect their game, like getting new technologies or species, etc.
I love how elegantly simple the idea is
Lord_Iggy said:I don't think it's particularly simple, but I still love it.
@Robopig: Curse you! I liked my brain, and now you've eaten it. Now I have to eat more people's brains to recover that. Now I'm stuck in a pyramid scheme! AAAGGH!
The game probably (hopefully) isn't simple, but the idea to populate it with species built by other players but using the same 'buiding blocks', is. These parameters will be the spore equivalent of DNA, should make the population endlessly diverse, maybe even more so than life as we know it, since the spore-DNA will stored in the DB quasi forever, giving a species in spore chances it doesn't have in RL, where it's fly-or-die.Lord_Iggy said:I don't think it's particularly simple, but I still love it.
How DOES one sign up for "beta testing" a game anyway?Lord_Iggy said:I'm going to have to sign up for beta testing on this game.![]()
I would think that forums connected to the game's developers in some way would have the best chance to do it. Look for some forums centered on it.PlutonianEmpire said:How DOES one sign up for "beta testing" a game anyway?
Oh. Ok.Ovulator said:l;ibbfvo 7!!!!!!!